It Was A Great Honor To Be

In Honesty, There Are Probably A Lot Of Stories That Can Be Told With Batman. I Like The Idea Of Him Growing Older And He Can't Quite Do It As Much Anymore.

Were All Conning Ourselves, One Way Or Another, Just To Get Through Life.

I Know A Lot Of Other Actors That Don't Like To Look At Other References To Their Characters And Things. But I Like It. I Always Look At Everything, I Read All The Books. I Read Dieter's "escape From Laos." I Watched The Documentary Again And Again And Again. I Recorded It Just To Listen To Him A Lot. I Just Don't Suffer From Feeling Like I'm Getting Caught Into An Imitation. I Just Feel Like I Want To Steal Some Good Stuff If It's In There.

I Chose To Tell A Personal Story. When You Tell A Movie Like This That's As Emotionally Charged As This Is, It's A Risk. As One Of My Great Cinematic Heroes, Francis Coppola, Would Say, "if You Aren't Taking The Highest, Greatest Risk, Then Why Are You A Filmmaker?"

I Swear, The Bigger Your Muscles Get, The Duller You Are. You Become Fascinated With Carbs And Protein And Ripped Abs And Things That Are Just Not Interesting At All.